Health Ministry Recalls 'Beit Yehuda' Fruit Compote Over Packaging Concerns
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health and G. Williford are recalling "Beit Yehuda" fruit compote due to concerns about polymer material peeling from packaging. The 820-gram product, with barcode 7296073748762 and expiring May 2, 2029, should not be consumed. Consumers can contact a hotline for more information.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ministry of Health and G. Williford recall Beit Yehuda fruit compote due to packaging defect.
- A polymer material may be peeling from the packaging seal into the product.
- The affected product is 820 grams with barcode 7296073748762.
- The compote expires on May 2, 2029.
- Consumers are urged not to eat the product and can call 5042 for inquiries.
Israel's Ministry of Health, in conjunction with the company G. Williford, has initiated a voluntary recall of "Beit Yehuda" brand fruit compote in light syrup. The affected product is the 820-gram size, identified by barcode 7296073748762. The recall stems from a quality inspection that detected a potential peeling of a polymer material from the packaging seal. This issue could lead to the presence of material fragments within the product. The compote has an expiration date of May 2, 2029. Consumers are strongly advised not to consume the product and are provided with a consumer hotline number, 5042, for inquiries.
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